Tiger in Melbourne to Defend Only Title Left
The crowd was smaller. The tournament has moved to a different golf course. The Australian Masters can no longer boast of having the No. 1 ...
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Ichiro Wins 10th Straight Golden Glove
Ichiro Suzuki won his 10th straight Gold Glove for a full season of fielding excellence. Mark Buehrle won again, perhaps clinching his spot
Tiger Ends First Winless Season of PGA Career
The experience of losing to one No. 1 player in the world helped Francesco Molinari beat another. When last seen on a world stage
Shanghai HSBC Gives Tiger Final Shot at Redemption
The players and the props showed just how much the landscape of golf has changed at the HSBC Champions. A year ago, Tiger
Tiger Woods to Lose Top Ranking This Weekend
Martin Kaymer can end Tiger Woods' five-year run as the top-ranked golfer with a win at the Andalucia Masters at Valderrama.
Pacquiao Has Trouble Training for Margarito Fight
When Manny Pacquiao finally made his way past the autograph hounds and the process server to climb the rickety staircase to the Wild Card Gym
Yao Fouls Out in Close Opener Against Lakers
Yao Ming had nine points and 11 rebounds before fouling out with 6:30 left in his first NBA game since the 2009 playoffs, also against ...
Japan's Uchimura Wins All-Around Gymnastics Gold
Kohei Uchimura of Japan retained his all-around title Friday at the world gymnastics championships, despite a heavily taped left shoulder.
China Wins Team Gold at Gymnastics Worlds
China won its fourth straight men's team title at the world championships on Thursday, while the United States struggled on the pommel
Yao Wows Guangzhou Crowd in Limited Play Against Nets
With a home crowd chanting his name, Yao Ming looked sharp as he tested his surgically repaired foot Saturday in helping the Houston Rockets beat ...
China Suspends American Coach, Players for Brawl
China's national coach Bob Donewald Jr., a manager and three players were suspended by the Chinese Basketball Association on Friday
Federer Hits Another Between-the-Legs Shot in Shanghai
Roger Federer marked a winning return to play Wednesday with another between-the-legs shot in his 6-3, 6-4 victory over American John Isner
Yao Plays Sparingly Before Beijing Crowd
Yao Ming played only 19 minutes while easing back from foot surgery, scoring nine points and delighting his home fans as the Houston Rockets
Lincecum Fans 14 in Post-Season Debut vs. Braves
The sellout crowd that had been waiting seven years for another playoff game roared when Tim Lincecum jogged back out to the mound to start ...
Murton Breaks Ichiro's Japan Single Seasons Hits Record
Former major leaguer Matt Murton broke Ichiro Suzuki's record for the most hits in a single season in Japanese Professional Baseball on Tuesday.
Europe Hangs on for Suspenseful Ryder Cup Win
The pressure was more than Graeme McDowell wanted. The heartbreak was more than Hunter Mahan could handle.
Tiger Woods Suffers Worst Loss of Career
Tiger Woods was just a spectator at the Ryder Cup. After yet another rain delay at soggy Celtic Manor, Woods was quickly reduced
Tiger, Stricker Win As U.S. Takes Ryder Cup Lead
There's a surprising candidate for Ryder Cup rookie of the match. Heck, Jeff Overton might just be MVP if the Americans manage to hold
Swift Rise of China Boxing Aided by U.S. Promoter
The idea seems almost traitorous, or at the very least unpatriotic: a well-respected American boxing promoter helping the Chinese Boxing
McIlroy Joins Long List of Tiger Baiters
Phil Mickelson came to the defense of Rory McIlroy on Wednesday, calling him one of the classiest players in golf and his desire to play ...
Ichiro First to Log 10 Straight 200-Hit Seasons
Seattle's Ichiro Suzuki became the first player with 10 straight 200-hit seasons on Thursday, breaking his own record with a single to center
Vania King, Yaroslava Shvedova Win U.S. Open Doubles Title
Chinese American Vania King and partner Yaroslava Shvedova beat the world's top women's doubles team 2-6, 6-4, 7-6 (4) for the U.S. Open
Woods Ties for 15th at BMW, Cut from FedEx Cup
Maybe now everyone will believe Dustin Johnson when he says he is over a summer of Sunday disappointments.
Michelle Wie Takes Lead in Arkansas with 7-Under 64
It's a story line the LPGA Tour has to love. Michelle Wie, the 20-year-old former prodigy finally playing to her potential
Woods Struggles Between Old and New Swings at BMW
Tiger Woods is stuck between old and new, and it might cost him a spot at the FedEx Cup finale.
Tiger Woods Gets Swing on Upswing for BMW
There are some places that simply suit Tiger Woods better than others. Seven wins at Torrey Pines, including a U.S. Open — played on one ...
Woods Makes Ryder Cup Team, Kim Doesn't
Tiger Woods is going to the Ryder Cup as a captain's pick with his 71 victories and 14 majors. So is 21-year-old Rickie Fowler
Tiger Keeps No. 1 Ranking with 11th at Deutsche
Charley Hoffman was rolling in so many putts he lost track of how many birdies he made Monday. His final stroke on a Labor Day ...
Japanese Teen Rider Killed in Italy Moto2 Race
Motorcycle racing endured its second tragedy in eight days Sunday, this time at the San Marino Grand Prix.
Jason Day Takes One-Shot Lead, Tiger Mired 10 Back
The final hole gave Jason Day a one-shot lead in the Deutsche Bank Championship. The final hour gave him a good idea of what he ...
Tiger Woods Stays Alive in FedEx Cup with 6-Under 65
About the only thing fun for Jason Day was being atop the leaderboard in the Deutsche Bank Championship.
Pacquiao Calls Mayweather Video Rant "Uneducated"
Boxing champion Manny Pacquiao dismissed a derogatory online video posted by Floyd Mayweather Jr., calling it an "uneducated message"
Nishikori Upsets Cilic in 5-Hour Ordeal in Record Heat
Kei Nishikori, the 147th-ranked qualifier from Japan, fought cramps in his racket-holding right hand and elsewhere while taking a minute shy of five hours
Japanese Little Leaguers Stop Hawaii to End U.S. Reign
The Little League aces from Japan ended the United States' five-year reign as World Series champions.
Michelle Wie Wins Canadian for 2nd Tour Victory
Michelle Wie closed with a 2-under 70 Sunday for a three-shot win at the CN Canadian Women's Open, her second career victory
Tiger in Melbourne to Defend Only Title Left
The crowd was smaller. The tournament has moved to a different golf course. The Australian Masters can no longer boast of having the No. 1 ...
Ichiro Wins 10th Straight Golden Glove
Ichiro Suzuki won his 10th straight Gold Glove for a full season of fielding excellence. Mark Buehrle won again, perhaps clinching his spot
Tiger Ends First Winless Season of PGA Career
The experience of losing to one No. 1 player in the world helped Francesco Molinari beat another. When last seen on a world stage
Shanghai HSBC Gives Tiger Final Shot at Redemption
The players and the props showed just how much the landscape of golf has changed at the HSBC Champions. A year ago, Tiger
Tiger Woods to Lose Top Ranking This Weekend
Martin Kaymer can end Tiger Woods' five-year run as the top-ranked golfer with a win at the Andalucia Masters at Valderrama.
Pacquiao Has Trouble Training for Margarito Fight
When Manny Pacquiao finally made his way past the autograph hounds and the process server to climb the rickety staircase to the Wild Card Gym
Yao Fouls Out in Close Opener Against Lakers
Yao Ming had nine points and 11 rebounds before fouling out with 6:30 left in his first NBA game since the 2009 playoffs, also against ...
Japan's Uchimura Wins All-Around Gymnastics Gold
Kohei Uchimura of Japan retained his all-around title Friday at the world gymnastics championships, despite a heavily taped left shoulder.
China Wins Team Gold at Gymnastics Worlds
China won its fourth straight men's team title at the world championships on Thursday, while the United States struggled on the pommel
Yao Wows Guangzhou Crowd in Limited Play Against Nets
With a home crowd chanting his name, Yao Ming looked sharp as he tested his surgically repaired foot Saturday in helping the Houston Rockets beat ...
China Suspends American Coach, Players for Brawl
China's national coach Bob Donewald Jr., a manager and three players were suspended by the Chinese Basketball Association on Friday
Federer Hits Another Between-the-Legs Shot in Shanghai
Roger Federer marked a winning return to play Wednesday with another between-the-legs shot in his 6-3, 6-4 victory over American John Isner
Yao Plays Sparingly Before Beijing Crowd
Yao Ming played only 19 minutes while easing back from foot surgery, scoring nine points and delighting his home fans as the Houston Rockets
Lincecum Fans 14 in Post-Season Debut vs. Braves
The sellout crowd that had been waiting seven years for another playoff game roared when Tim Lincecum jogged back out to the mound to start ...
Murton Breaks Ichiro's Japan Single Seasons Hits Record
Former major leaguer Matt Murton broke Ichiro Suzuki's record for the most hits in a single season in Japanese Professional Baseball on Tuesday.
Europe Hangs on for Suspenseful Ryder Cup Win
The pressure was more than Graeme McDowell wanted. The heartbreak was more than Hunter Mahan could handle.
Tiger Woods Suffers Worst Loss of Career
Tiger Woods was just a spectator at the Ryder Cup. After yet another rain delay at soggy Celtic Manor, Woods was quickly reduced
Tiger, Stricker Win As U.S. Takes Ryder Cup Lead
There's a surprising candidate for Ryder Cup rookie of the match. Heck, Jeff Overton might just be MVP if the Americans manage to hold
Swift Rise of China Boxing Aided by U.S. Promoter
The idea seems almost traitorous, or at the very least unpatriotic: a well-respected American boxing promoter helping the Chinese Boxing
McIlroy Joins Long List of Tiger Baiters
Phil Mickelson came to the defense of Rory McIlroy on Wednesday, calling him one of the classiest players in golf and his desire to play ...
Ichiro First to Log 10 Straight 200-Hit Seasons
Seattle's Ichiro Suzuki became the first player with 10 straight 200-hit seasons on Thursday, breaking his own record with a single to center
Vania King, Yaroslava Shvedova Win U.S. Open Doubles Title
Chinese American Vania King and partner Yaroslava Shvedova beat the world's top women's doubles team 2-6, 6-4, 7-6 (4) for the U.S. Open
Woods Ties for 15th at BMW, Cut from FedEx Cup
Maybe now everyone will believe Dustin Johnson when he says he is over a summer of Sunday disappointments.
Michelle Wie Takes Lead in Arkansas with 7-Under 64
It's a story line the LPGA Tour has to love. Michelle Wie, the 20-year-old former prodigy finally playing to her potential
Woods Struggles Between Old and New Swings at BMW
Tiger Woods is stuck between old and new, and it might cost him a spot at the FedEx Cup finale.
Tiger Woods Gets Swing on Upswing for BMW
There are some places that simply suit Tiger Woods better than others. Seven wins at Torrey Pines, including a U.S. Open — played on one ...
Woods Makes Ryder Cup Team, Kim Doesn't
Tiger Woods is going to the Ryder Cup as a captain's pick with his 71 victories and 14 majors. So is 21-year-old Rickie Fowler
Tiger Keeps No. 1 Ranking with 11th at Deutsche
Charley Hoffman was rolling in so many putts he lost track of how many birdies he made Monday. His final stroke on a Labor Day ...
Japanese Teen Rider Killed in Italy Moto2 Race
Motorcycle racing endured its second tragedy in eight days Sunday, this time at the San Marino Grand Prix.
Jason Day Takes One-Shot Lead, Tiger Mired 10 Back
The final hole gave Jason Day a one-shot lead in the Deutsche Bank Championship. The final hour gave him a good idea of what he ...
Tiger Woods Stays Alive in FedEx Cup with 6-Under 65
About the only thing fun for Jason Day was being atop the leaderboard in the Deutsche Bank Championship.
Pacquiao Calls Mayweather Video Rant "Uneducated"
Boxing champion Manny Pacquiao dismissed a derogatory online video posted by Floyd Mayweather Jr., calling it an "uneducated message"
Nishikori Upsets Cilic in 5-Hour Ordeal in Record Heat
Kei Nishikori, the 147th-ranked qualifier from Japan, fought cramps in his racket-holding right hand and elsewhere while taking a minute shy of five hours
Japanese Little Leaguers Stop Hawaii to End U.S. Reign
The Little League aces from Japan ended the United States' five-year reign as World Series champions.
Michelle Wie Wins Canadian for 2nd Tour Victory
Michelle Wie closed with a 2-under 70 Sunday for a three-shot win at the CN Canadian Women's Open, her second career victory
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